For such a small and simple table there are a surprising number of bolts/screws.  I’m not sure if the tools used to cut out the holes in the composite wood needed sharpening but you can see where they were struggling to get through the covering material.  Additionally the guide holes for the 16 (yes really) screws were missing.  There was a “punch” mark but you actually have to screw into chip board which can make it difficult to get the screws to go in straight.  The best way I found was to start the screw without the bracket, give it a good couple of turns, making sure it is seated straight then remove the screw and do it again with the bracket - a bit time consuming but got there in the end.  The finish does make them look like real wood and after being put together they are rather sturdy.  I used one in the living room and one as a bedside table.  Overall I am pleased.